A pleasure to write my first piece for @Lit_Review; thanks to @leorobsonwriter for asking me. I wish I’d liked the titles under review—two novelistic riffs on Shakespeare—a little better.
“The Body In The Mobile Library is mischievous, often raunchy and always teetering on perversity.” - Thanks to Tommy Gilhooly of @lit_review for this lovely review!
Antony Spawforth on forgotten Cleopatras
@daisysymetaylor on ancient poetry
@djbduncan on jigsaws
@profrhodrilewis on Shakespearian fiction
Georgina Adam on art world fraud
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A pleasure to write my first piece for @Lit_Review; thanks to @leorobsonwriter for asking me. I wish I’d liked the titles under review—two novelistic riffs on Shakespeare—a little better.
“The Body In The Mobile Library is mischievous, often raunchy and always teetering on perversity.” - Thanks to Tommy Gilhooly of @lit_review for this lovely review!
The May issue of Literary Review is out now:
Antony Spawforth on forgotten Cleopatras
@daisysymetaylor on ancient poetry
@djbduncan on jigsaws
@profrhodrilewis on Shakespearian fiction
Georgina Adam on art world fraud
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